Understanding and living out the core beliefs of Christianity is the foundation of personal faith and effective ministry. This subject equips students to identify the essential tenets of the Christian faith, explore their biblical basis, and apply them in daily life. Learners will reflect on their walk with God, put biblical principles into practice, and develop habits that model authentic Christian living within their community.
Guiding someone in the foundations of Christianity is a vital part of discipleship and leadership. This subject trains students to assess a person’s current understanding of the faith, create a personalised plan for teaching biblical foundations, and walk alongside them as they grow. Learners will practise sharing their faith story, modelling Christian living, and using interpersonal skills to encourage and support others. The unit also equips students to set measurable goals, provide constructive feedback, and celebrate progress as individuals take practical steps in living out their faith.
Discovering the key themes of the Bible is essential for understanding God’s big story and living it out in everyday life. This subject trains students to read and interpret Scripture using a simple interpretive model, identify major biblical themes, and trace their development from the Old Testament to the New. Learners will create a personal plan to apply these themes practically, reflect on their effectiveness, and make adjustments for deeper growth. By engaging with the Bible in this way, students will strengthen their faith and be equipped to share its truths with others
Understanding the Church's central doctrines is essential for a strong, informed faith and effective ministry. This subject equips students to define key Christian teachings, explore their biblical foundations, and distinguish between dogma, doctrine, and opinion. Learners will compare how denominations interpret and apply these doctrines, reflect on how they influence personal faith, and develop practical ways to live them out. The unit also trains students to recommend and implement doctrine-based practices in church and community life, ensuring their leadership is grounded in biblical truth.
Successfully inviting individuals to become Christian disciples is a profound and important skill that enriches individual lives and the community. This subject trains students in effectively preparing and delivering the Gospel with cultural sensitivity and contextual awareness. Learners will engage in real-world application, initiating conversations, applying active listening, and extending compelling invitations to faith.
Living with integrity requires character that consistently reflects biblical virtues in every area of life. This subject equips students to identify and understand habits that demonstrate good character, explore how these align with actions, and practice applying them in real situations. Learners will engage with Scripture, reflect on personal behaviour, and monitor habits over time to strengthen integrity. The unit also guides students in evaluating their growth and making intentional adjustments, helping them to become leaders whose lives inspire trust and reflect Christ-like character.
Preaching is a powerful way to share God’s truth and inspire others to live it out. This subject equips students to prepare well-structured, biblically grounded messages that connect with their audience. Learners will research topics, plan and write messages, and practice delivery using compelling voice and body language techniques. They will also gain experience preaching in authentic contexts, receiving and applying feedback to grow clarity, confidence, and impact. By the end of the unit, students will be equipped to communicate God’s Word with authenticity and relevance.
Exploring theological concepts deepens understanding of the Christian faith and equips leaders to communicate it today. This subject trains students to identify a theological concept, study its biblical foundation, and trace its historical development. Learners will compare perspectives, draw on Scripture and other sources, and translate complex theological ideas into everyday language. The unit also develops skills in answering questions and explaining the relevance of theology in contemporary contexts, enabling students to share the truth with clarity and confidence.
Understanding how to function effectively within a ministry team is crucial for the church's mission. This subject equips students with the skills to identify and execute individual tasks while contributing positively to collective goals. The unit also focuses on enhancing students' ability to interact with team leaders and peers, helping to ensure productive and harmonious ministry dynamics.
In this subject, students will gain practical skills in planning effective communication strategies, executing them with confidence, and evaluating their impact within the context of speaking from the platform in church services.